by you and by kirsten here. any last thoughts before he let you go today and keep in touch on this story? >> jared was an incredible man of faith and made so many samery fi -- sacrifices for his foundation and family. this bexley box is helping other children. jared would have done anything for his children to be their father. thank the community for all their prayers and their support and we just really hope we will have justice here soon. >> dana: thank you. we'll see you again soon. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> dana: president biden bashing republicans attacking their efforts to stabilize the nation's finances this after the president and democrats pushed spending and debt to record levels triggering the worst inflation in 40 years. how about that? welcome to "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer.

good morning at home and to you. purple friday. the bengal orange on. >> dana: i thought you would suit up. >> bill: still working, right? two more days, right? president biden playing the blame game calling republicans the party of chaos and at as trophy when it comes to the economy. what else will he say? pointing the better than expected growth in the fourth quarter down from the previous quarter showing the economy is cooling. watch that story. in inflation remains hide saddling americans with painful price hikes and rising interest rates. house committee chair jody arrington firing back at biden last hour with us. watch. >> the decisions that he has made, whether on energy or the tax and spend that has ignited this inflationary firestorm making it completely untenable for working families, the list goes on. these are self-inflicted crises at the hands of a lawless, derelict, incompetent and potentially corrupt president.

>> dana: grady trimble reporting for fox business live at the white house this morning. >> inflation is still high but new numbers out this morning show it could be easing. a sign that the federal reserve could slow interest rate hikes when they meet next week. the numbers show consumer spending is down from the previous month which is not a good sign for the economy. it means it could be slowing. that's not stopping president biden from painting a rosie pick the tour on the economy in a speech thursday he touted the latest gdp number but failed to mention it fell from the previous quarter. business investment is down as well. >> president biden: over the past six months inflation has gone down every month and god willing will continue to do that. manufacturing jobs continue to go up stronger than any time in the last 40 years. i don't think it's unfair to say this is all evidence that the biden economic plan because you all is actually working.

>> the president's critics say he is ignoring what most economists agree are indicators of a possible recession later this year. >> he is completely out of touch with what's going on in the real economy. his inflation brought about by extraordinary amounts of spending not only from the pandemic but in his administration the last two years. >> president biden launched a new line of attack against house republicans who he calls maga republicans. he says they want to raise gas prices and cut social security and medicare, dana, even though house speaker kevin mccarthy says none of it is true. >> dana: the battle is staged. thank you. right now we're counting down the minutes for the release of video showing the attack on paul pelosi. you remember this. the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi was asleep inside their san francisco home in october and someone broke in and beat him with a hammer.

40-year-old man was charged with the attack. fox news digital caught up with nancy pelosi yesterday on the hill. >> my concern is my husband's well-being and we take that day-to-day. we really grateful to the outpouring of prayers and support for him. >> is the body cam footage something you've seen at this point? >> no. i don't even know if i will see it. it would be a hard thing to see an assault on my husband's life. >> dana: joining us now is "new york post" political reporter john levine. a long time coming to get this video out. >> it has. you have a countdown clock for this. police officers have body cameras so we can see the video. it's expensive to do that. they've been stonewalling and delaying and supposedly we'll get it today. there are a lot of questions here. if you recall when this story first happened there were so many competing narratives. did he open the door, was there

a third man there, did they know the attacker? it is all stuff that body camera footage will put to rest. >> bill: i don't think many people have seen it outside of police. it is 2:30 in the morning and dark. i don't know what we'll see. maybe there is a light on inside the house, maybe outside, maybe police had flashlights. >> nancy pelosi had exorcism in her home after this attack to cleanse it of evil spirits. i definitely want to know what it looked like. >> dana: no body cam video of that. just this. we'll find that out and authorities making reporters go and get a physical cd-rom copy of the body cam. sometime today you'll see that. you've been covering hunter biden an the swirling story of classified document found at the home of his father. look here. this is james comer from capitol hill. >> we know hunter biden had access to those documents and

listen, i don't think we have to spend much time trying to prove to the american people he has been involved in some shady business schemes with our adversaries around the world and we wonder were these classified documents part of this influence peddling scheme? >> dana: will we know? >> the jury is still out. a key part of that is the visitor logs of who was going to the house at that time. on the immediate front they have requested the suspicious activity reports from the treasury department. they aren't being handed over. they are now the majority party in congress. it used to be a routine matter to retreon these sars and they'll probably now have to go through the individual banks that hunter biden worked with to get at them. >> bill: they are accusing the treasury department of stonewalling republicans in congress. if they don't cooperate, how do you get it from them? can you even start a hearing without this information? >> i think it was expected on the republican side there would

be no cooperation from the administration and the plan has always been to get the sars directly from the banks who will cooperate, i'm told. >> dana: we'll follow it through you. >> bill: comer's last comment there were these classified document part of the influence peddling scheme? a lot of republicans asking that question whether or not they can get an answer is something we wait for. last comment? >> hunter was doing major deals while living at the delaware house in china, some of it. one of thoseeed to get answers . >> bill: thank you, nice to see you. seven minutes past the hour. it is championship weekend in the nfl. oh boy. four very good teams still playing. brock purdy and the 49ers travel to philadelphia battling the eagles. the first game you can see it on fox 3:00 eastern time sunday. then at 6:30 the kansas city

chiefs will host the cincinnati bengals in a rematch of last year's thriller in the afc championship game. the winners will meet in super bowl 57 that you'll only see on fox. fox news contributor jim grey is with me now and he has a crystal ball. let's start with game one in philly. eagles, niners, who wins? >> if i had the crystal ball i would run off to las vegas, bill. such a great game. both of these games are terrific games on paper. we'll see how it plays out. the philadelphia eagles have been the best team so far in professional football. everybody doesn't want to play the san francisco 49ers based on what they have done. everybody keeps wondering whether or not the clock will strike 12 on brock purdy, the quarterback that came out of nowhere. last man taken in the draft. he hasn't turned the ball over

and not lost a game in the national football league as a starting quarterback so it's really just a toss-up. i guess the intangibles go to the eagles. they don't have to travel. they are at home and no one wants to come to philadelphia but it's a toss-up. >> bill: you remember the kurt warner story, if brock purdue goes to the super bowl he will surpass it. chiefs and bengals played four times in 13 months, jim. three times. this will be the fourth time. the bengals are 3-0. who wins? >> again, this is just a tough game to call. cincinnati is the team that nobody wants to play. it all depends on the health of patrick mahomes. he has practiced this week. he suffered that severe ankle injury last week. didn't look good but persevered and was able to win the game in

jacksonville and says he is good to go. spoke to andy reid this week who says he is good to go. the offensive coordinator said whatever he is taking i would like to have that. his recuperating powers are terrific. it will be up in the air whether or not patrick mahomes can do the magic that he usually does with his feet. because of that ankle and that will be probably the difference in this game. i know you are a cincinnati bengals fan and they have been terrific. joe burrow, what a story, jamar chase and all those guys. they are a tough group to stop right now and they've performed on the field. so whether or not that offensive line can hold up against what has been a much better kansas city defense recently will be the story. >> bill: the bengals started three brand-new offensive linemen in buffalo, 3 of 5 and won the game. we'll see if it continues. last question. you do a podcast every week with

tom brady. you're spending a lot of audio time with him. will he play next season, jim? >> he doesn't know so certainly i don't know. he is in the process of making that decision. he likes to be playing football right now the season just ended. disappointing season for him because of what went on with the tampa bay buccaneers this year so it will be difficult to say just exactly what he is going to do. don't know why the camera keeps moving back and forth. this remote camera here wants to wander away and we'll see what tom brady does. right now in his mind he is trying to make that decision. >> bill: you are getting burrow warmed up to spot you down the field. enjoy the games. thanks for being here today. >> dana: bobbing and weaving. >> how do you like it, bill? not trying to avoid, dana. love dana. >> dana: have a good weekend. >> bill: no predictions now.

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>> bill: 17 past now. federal offices out of washington investigating the social media app snapchat over its role in fentanyl trafficking. investigators working the trace accounts to dealers who are targeting kids and teenagers on that social media popular network. mark meredith is live in d.c. watching this. will they do it? how so? >> good morning to you. you mentioned it is a very popular app and that has been a lot of concern for so many parents. the justice department is not alone in investigating how the social media companies and technology can make it easy for drugs, especially fentanyl to reach younger americans. lawmakers spent hours listening to people that social media has lax policies. parents claim that snapchat and settings which make messages disappear quickly allow fentanyl to change hands without much of a trace.

lawmakers hearing from the mom of a 14-year-old who died in june of 2020 saying after meeting dealers through snapchat he thought a pill was oxycontin but instead laced with poison. >> the history vanishes after it's read. drug dealers, child abusers and criminal users appreciate these privacy features, too. >> there is a lawsuit filed against snapchat who lost loved ones after taking fentanyl-laced pills purchasing vi the snapchat. the company are pushing back to the idea that snapchat makes it easy. we redirect snapchaters about the changers of fentanyl. concerns about so many different apps out there. congress, a big debate how to address this crisis. some continue to call for changes to section 230 to limit

liability for social media companies. this debate has already stretched on for years. there is a lot of talk, still no end in sight. >> bill: see if they can be successful on snapchat cracking down. another one could pop up. stay on it for us mark meredith. >> dana: families of overdose victims are fighting to save lives as the drug crisis plagues major cities like philly, los angeles and san francisco. our next guest lost her sister ashley to a fentanyl overdose in 2019 and her best friend in march of 2022. that's a lot of grief to go through. she hands out fentanyl test strips to bars. kaley is a songwriter and spent time between los angeles and nashville. you channel a lot of your grief and worry for your sister's children through your work and through your songwriting. tell me a little bit about why you think the test strips are necessary now and what you are

trying to do to make sure these are legally acceptable in all the states. >> i carry them around with me. super small, look like a crest white strip and you can test something within ten minutes. i pop them out at parties, clubs and honestly i get 0 resistance from anyone. it is very just like hey, you might not need these. i'm not insinuating but you will see someone who needs it tonight and wow, that's amazing. how can i get these myself? but they are still considered drug paraphernalia in some states? >> these are states where test strips are illegal. florida, hawaii, idaho and others and show where it is legal. we can see that here in iowa, kansas, missouri, south dakota. it is very possible this is the first time that many people are

even hearing about the possibility that a fentanyl test strip exists. how did you find out? >> i -- there is a program in los angeles specifically called end overdose and they provide free test strips and free narcan training. i buy these on my own dime and pass them out. they cost $1 each. it feels like a very small price to pay thinking about the fact that a $1 resource is all that stood between my sister still being a mother and my high school best friend continuing to help ought -- autistic teacher. the house bill eliminated verbiage to declassify them as drug pair fan -- this is how you solve things on the front lines.

the goal is to ultimately get rid of fentanyl and prosecute drug dealers but in the meantime we have to do everything we can to eliminate the deaths. >> dana: just so everybody understands, in your experience a fentanyl test strip can even tell you if there is fentanyl in something like marijuana. a lot of it legal and more people are smoking marijuana in some way ingesting it. is it important that people be thinking about this? >> it's incredibly important. one of the last things casey ever posted on facebook was warning about the dangers of fentanyl in marijuana and i know that the night she passed away, she had texted people seeing if they had any narcan or resources to help. everyone was like no, sorry, because the test strips aren't legal there and she did two ends of cocaine laced with a deadly amount of fentanyl. >> dana: you are a brave and courageous young woman.

everybody watching let's follow her on social media. i just did on spotify. you have a bright future ahead of you and thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. >> bill: every crisis in america takes us a while to find a solution. test strips could be one way, narcan is helping in certain cases. you have to crack down on the cartels and find a solution to eliminate it. we are oh he seeing it everywhere right now. kids -- our kids are too precious to allow this. >> dana: that's a possible solution and we admire her creativity and courage. >> bill: western power supplying ukraine with tanks might take a minute to get there. russia wasting no time in retaliation. a barrage of missiles in ukraine. back in the war zone today. the growing drama over document. where does the issue of handling classified material end? we'll ask shannon bream, the anchor of "fox news sunday" for

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strikes. >> we're scared a lot because we don't want to fall under shelling again here. a mother of five says that. we hope our boys will protect us from all of us and shoot down the missiles. army officials say they shot down 47 of the 70 russian missiles fired yesterday. the ones that slipped past air defense systems caused significant damage and claimed the lives of 11 people. overnight ukrainian president zelensky stressing the importance of getting those western tanks onto the battlefield as this conflict continues. >> every russian missiles against our cities, every iranian drone which terrorists use argument for why more weapons are needed. only weapons neutralize terrorists. >> four weeks from today ukraine will mark one year since the war began. this week is largely seen as a turning point in the war when it comes to the western support because ukraine will get that equipment they need to take back

territory in the eastern part of their country. >> dana: stay safe and thank you. >> bill: as we well know now the revelations first came out about former president trump and then president biden and just this week former vice president mike pence. where does it end? the national archives is asking all former presidents and vice presidents going back to the reagan years to search their home, their office, their closet for classified documents. we do not believe shannon bream is in possession of any classified document at her home in washington, d.c. hello, shannon. good morning. a couple of things. christopher wray, the f.b.i. director. roll it from this week. >> we have had for quite a number of years any number of mishandling investigations. people need to be conscious of the rules regarding classified information and appropriate handling of it. those rules are there for a reason. >> bill: you would think those rules are there for a reason.

what's up? where does it go? >> they don't let me near any of that stuff. i feel confident that shannon bream is not sitting on any documents currently. where does itened? you have had a number of former presidents say all right, we have been very tedious and meticulous about this and feel good we don't have anything here. where it ends for the current president and former president who we expect are looking forward to a match-up in 2024 is they will both be under investigation by special counsel. i also think you will have a number of other people probably pop in the next few weeks and months to say we found a couple of document. i think that when mar-a-lago happened and certainly whether the discoveries of president biden happened it triggered a lot of these folks anybody with a 24 ambition to say we should go back and check. i think dan quayle is the only one who said i didn't get the requests. everybody else says we're in full compliance. >> dana: if you go back to when

dan quayle was vice president any of the intel would still be actionable. maybe he has the roswell files. honestly. i one time asked president bush to tell me if he ever saw those files and he winked and i didn't get an answer. there is a judicial nominee on the hot seat with senator kennedy. watch here. >> tell me what article five of the constitution does. >> article five is not coming to mind at the moment. >> how about article two? >> neither is article two. >> dana: you are a lawyer. that was painful. >> yeah. it makes me have flashbacks and nightmares of my scariest law professors. even you studied all night and i know it cold and the minute they

ask you and grilling you your brain shuts down. i don't know about this particular nominee but senator kennedy is the scariest when you are up there as a judicial nominee. he doesn't care who nominated you and he doesn't care about the what's the precedent. he wants to know if you will be able to preside as a federal judge. i feel for this nominee. there was somebody who actually withdrew during the trump administration after difficult questioning from him. we'll see what happens with this nominee. schatz of law school nightmares. >> bill: a bad scene from jeopardy and got worse as it went on. what is coming up on sundays and what answerens will you bring us? >> as things are happening in ukraine more of our armaments are flowing there and other countries as well. mike mccaul and adam smith to talk about national security issues at our border, overseas the debt ceiling can we solve it. the documents we will talk to them and a special legal panel, too.

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>> bill: pete will join us in a minute. stay tuned. the biden health department requires doctors to perform gender transition surgeries and prescribe puberty blockers even against their medical judgment. now there are some doctors pushing back by suing the administration. lu lucas -- >> doctors the suing the administration whether hhs can force doctors to performed gender reassignment surgeries on young people. one attorney is accusing the government of overreach. >> what our doctors hope to do is what the first amendment and federal law guarantees them anyway. they can go to see their patients. give them the best medicine. follow good medical judgment not experiment on them and respect their consciences. above all to do no harm to their

patients. >> the group do no harm a coalition of doctors, concerned parents and policymakers released a new report dealing how different the u.s. approach is on the subject compared to european countries saying countries like bright an, sweden, finland discourage automatic deference to a child's wishes and call for month's long therapy session to address mental health problems. one local doctor tells fox because of the side effects of hormonal treatment in young people they should only be used for people with significant health issues. president biden supports the transgender community. >> i will always have your back to be yourself and reach your god-given potential. to parents of transgender children, affirming your child's adent tee is one of the most powerful things you can do to keep them safe and healthy. >> hhs has not responded to repeated request from fox news

to talk about the subject. >> dana: the latest fad diet making sure to include greens, just not for you. they want you to do it for the environment. they are labeling it climate choosing to eat foods that reduce their climate footprint. ditching red meat, chocolate and even coffee. let's bring if pete hegseth and look at this. call for number two. sodium and meat, impossible burger. look at this all the sodium. call for number three year. all these ingredients, right that you can look at here. they think this is better for the environment. what do you think? >> of course, what many i, a climavore. first of all it goes back for people wanting to play god. climate has happened for

thousands and thousands of years. it rains, farmers plant crops, things grow, we harvest those gropes or animals eat those crops and we eat the crops or the animal. i don't know what's in the plant-based stuff trying to imitate the real stuff. i know what's in my burger, cow is in it. pick is in my bacon. that's the way the world has rotated for thousands of years. this carbon signaling, put it on the packaging like if you eat this you have emitted this much? who benefits from that and how does it improve any part of this situation? no doubt they will. stick to the basics. eat the stuff that grows and moves and everything will be fine. >> bill: remember when bloomberg was mayor and did the calorie count at yankee stadium and you go to a baseball game and order a hot dog. what's going on here? at first you notice it and the first time you notice it and the second time you ignore it.

that may be the case here as well. >> yes. >> bill: a new special on fox nation. roll this now. the miseducation special that pete is doing. a preview. >> do you think we should abolish the department of education? >> yes. >> i think it would be a wonderful thing for the united states if the department of education were abolished. >> i would like to see the department of education abolished. it is pointless and shouldn't have ever existed. >> dana: what will they learn from watching season two of miseducation? >> season two. the first season was the 100 year progressive take over. they removed god. and moved toward indoctrination. season two is the hyper drive and focus on the youngest of kids and the sexualization but also the reduction of standards. we went from teaching phonics, hooked on phonics worked for me

to the whole world method and now kids can't learn. these are so-called experts who did a lot of perverted things and devios things and a timeline of data to kids picking ginneder pronouns, transitioning at school. all the things you see this series answers how we got here and equips parents and grand parents with what to do the fight back. >> bill: did you find out during this special whether or not the pendulum is swinging back the other way or are we not there yet? >> it's a great point. institutionally inside education the industrial complex the pendulum is not swinging. unions are on hyper drive and teacher colleges on hyper drive and pushing the initiative. the parents on the pendulum side are waking up. i call it the awake versus the woke. the first step to recovery, guys, is understanding the depth of the problem. i think parents in that part of

the pendulum are figuring it out. but the institution against them is stacked and that's why you have to save your kids first through education all choice and options and then look at reforms. >> dana: pete, enjoy your burger today. >> i'll have two of them, cheeseburgers. >> bill: more than 275,000 migrants evading border patrol since october 1st. four months, dana. an alarming number for what is typically the slowest part of the year. why border agents how the surge is gotaways is a rising threat. one of the highest awards in the nfl, the walter peyton man of the year award and how you can participate for the very first time coming up.

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>> harris: memphis police set to release video killing of tyre -- major cities brace for violence and potential rioting. president biden could have just bragged about his economic policies like he always does. but something went wrong. he started ranting over republicans and calling a democratic congressman the wrong name five times. 2024 worries, anybody? charles payne, sean duffy, ari fleischer, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: new numbers at the southern border. there have been more than 278,000 known gotaways so far this fiscal year that started october 1st. agents say that poses a greater

risk to national security since there is no way to know where they are from or what their intentions might be. matt finn tracking the story in eagle pass, texas. good morning, matt. >> good morning, dana. the biden administration is touting that the weekly average of migrant encounters at the southern border has plummeted from december to january. that really isn't giving the full scope of what's happening here at the border for a few reasons. first the biden administration says the seven day average only includes four countries cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela. two and more notable migrant encounters don't include the gotaways, the people who intentionally evade surrender. there were 278,000 gotaways in the first 113 days of fiscal year 2023. 1.2 million since president biden took office. and third, under president biden's new parole program 30,000 migrants per month are basically being given temporary legal status.

greg abbott says that program could increase migration. >> the reason is because the biden administration is basically granting parolee status to these people coming across the border illegally and all that will do is to spur even more people to rush the border, thinking that they, too, will get parolee status. >> and the back drop to any weekly dip in migrant encounters is last month the u.s. government reported more than 250,000 migrant encounters in a single month. the highest ever, dana. >> dana: highest ever. keep that in mind. matt finn, thank you. >> bill: so the walter payton nfl man of the year award honors the player for excellence on and off the field. each team nominates one player every year who made a positive impact in the communities. they bring awareness and funding to countless charities and you too can get involved through a new online fundraising platform

called all true. want to bring in the man behind it. love the idea. good morning to you, kyle on a purple friday. the pride of elder high, notre dame fighting irish. you were nominated three times but didn't win. even a nomination is a victory you told me. now you try to take it to the next level. explain how you will do that and raise money. >> i love your purple tie. i made sure to wear my parboil too on this purple friday. for me as a former nominee, somebody associated with the award three times, it was the first thing in creating this opportunity. all 32 of these men are winners and we only have one winner at the end of this but i wanted to bring a way where fans across the country have an opportunity to rally behind their favorite

team, their favorite player, maybe a charity or a cause that they are passionate about. in that we've been able to have 23 guys out of the 32 opt into this incredible opportunity for fans to donate directly to their charity, 100% of the donations that come in will go to these men's charity. when you donate you get the opportunity to win a once in a lifetime experience. i know you being the big bengals fan that you are, you would love to win sam hubbard's experience an escape room with fans in cincinnati. so it's funny because sam took the lead. his foundation crossed the $40,000 marker and here we are a little over a week into this and we're closing in on $2 hundred thousand to these nominees' charities. as i said, go ahead. >> bill: when i think about the idea, i kind of think it is like crowdsourcing, right? you go out trying to reach as

many people as you can to raise money and bring awareness. i think about damar hamlin with his injury. he had that toy drive that raised $2500 and went to $8 million. that's remarkable when you see the market and the potential for this idea. >> absolutely. that's the best part about sports. our fans truly love rallying behind men and women that are passionate about good causes and as i said at the top of the interview, these 32 men are winners and if we can amplify their impact and elevate their platform and allow them to do even more good in their communities, it has been a successful campaign for us. >> bill: i love it. the website is all true.com/nationwide. if i know fox viewers they will slam that website. get ready. best of luck with this cause and

enjoy the games this weekend. kyle rudolph, thank you for being here today. >> bill: great guy. always made the right decisions. >> dana: how are you feeling about sunday? >> bill: i'm nervous. i'll be in kansas city but you have to be nervous. >> dana: the more nervous the better the bengals do. worry yourself. >> bill: i shall, i'm there. >> dana: harris faulkner might not be worried. she have is a kansas fan. here she is. >> bill: good luck. >> harris: good luck, bill. we'll both need it. fox news alert now. americans gripped by economic troubles and some horrible choices they are having to make. this as the first two years of the biden administration and here is what the tea delivered. inflation nightmare, social security at risk, raging debt, the president says points the finger at republicans, though. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." biden yesterday tooting his own horn on th